Trying to understand why GNUSTEP_CONFIG_FILE is ignored and it's always the
default value which is used I modified
NMPathUtilities.m:405 (in GNUstepConfig) as follows:
===============
printf("I will get an opportunity\n");
#if !OPTION_NO_ENVIRONMENT
file = [[[NSProcessInfo processInfo] environment]
objectForKey: @"GNUSTEP_CONFIG_FILE"];
printf("config file is: %s\n", [file cString]);
#endif
printf("did I used it?\n");
===============
And the output was:
===============
I will get an opportunity
did I used it?
Configuration contains unknown keys - (CRASH_ON_ABORT)
I will get an opportunity
did I used it?
===============
(BTW you could see that CRASH_ON_ABORT, in the standart config files, is NOT
understood).
So now I wonder how come OPTION_NO_ENVIRONMENT is set in the default build
parameters?
(as I said I follows these direction:
http://wwwmain.gnustep.org/resources/documentation/User/GNUstep/README.MinGW
and the only non-default parameter was --disable-xml I passed to configure
for GNUstep/base)
I will do some find/grep to attempt to find where it is set... :-/
NOTE: it's CVS fresh from this morning again.....
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